#modern painting
Kim Cogan (1977, United States)
Still lifes
Cogan is best-known and most prolific as a painter of America’s urban environment, focusing on lesser-depicted areas rather than landmarks. His style is realist, but with very limited brushstrokes, which seperates it considerably in technique from contemporary academic realism - though the accuracy of lighting means that from middle-distance his images have a photographic quality.
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Chu Teh-Chun (朱德群) (1920–2014, China/France)
Abstract expressionist paintings3
Chu Teh-Chun was a Chinese-Frenchabstract painter. Chu and his schoolmates Wu GuanzhongandZao Wou-ki were dubbed the ‘Three Musketeers’ of modernist Chinese artists trained in China and France, and were pivotal in creating a modern style of painting that synthesized both European and Chinese art traditions.
Chu’s style in particular combines brush strokes inspired by Chinese calligraphy and strong elements of European expressionism and tachism movements.
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Zhao Shao'ang (Shaoang, Shao-Ang, 趙少昂) (1905-98, China)
Zhao Shao'ang was a Chinese artist and exemplar of the landscape, and bird-and-flower painting traditions, as well as a noted painter of cicada. His style is that of the Lingnan School, which formed the basis for the modernisation of 20th century Chinese art.
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Robert Wałęka, Chill (Chłód), acrylic on canvas, 2006
https://robertwaleka.blogspot.com/2009/08/chod-chill.html
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Robert Wałęka, The drowning man grabs flower of blinds, 2020
https://robertwaleka.blogspot.com/
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Oily tempera on canvas by Roberto Ferri, 2020
